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- SoundScriber abstract "SoundScriber Disc was a dictation format introduced in 1945 by The SoundScriber Corp. (New Haven). It recorded sound by "pressing" grooves into soft vinyl discs. Competing products were the Gray Audograph and Dictaphone DictaBelt.The format remained popular for two decades, due in part to the robustness of the discs and the ease with which they could be mailed. The green discs with their characteristic square center hole came in two sizes, 6 inches (known as "Mail Chute") that played for fifteen minutes, and 4-inch "Memo Discs" with eight minutes of recording time. The soft medium made it so that the disc could not be played back a lot of times.".
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- SoundScriber wikiPageExternalLink dicta_biz4.php.
- SoundScriber wikiPageExternalLink audio_history.htm.
- SoundScriber wikiPageExternalLink soundscriber.html&date=2009-10-25+12:24:15.
- SoundScriber wikiPageID "11001958".
- SoundScriber wikiPageRevisionID "591118890".
- SoundScriber hasPhotoCollection SoundScriber.
- SoundScriber subject Category:1945_introductions.
- SoundScriber subject Category:Audio_storage.
- SoundScriber comment "SoundScriber Disc was a dictation format introduced in 1945 by The SoundScriber Corp. (New Haven). It recorded sound by "pressing" grooves into soft vinyl discs. Competing products were the Gray Audograph and Dictaphone DictaBelt.The format remained popular for two decades, due in part to the robustness of the discs and the ease with which they could be mailed.".
- SoundScriber label "SoundScriber".
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- SoundScriber wasDerivedFrom SoundScriber?oldid=591118890.
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